North Baltimore High School - Tiger En Bee Yearbook (North Baltimore, OH)

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Processional Opening Hymn Prayer Hymn Special Music Sermon Hymn Benediction Recessional Music Invocation Vocal Solo Oration Vocal Solo Oration Music Class Address Presentation Benediction BACCALAUREATE SERVICE NORTH BALTIMORE HIGH SCHOOL Hay 19, 1940 nOnWard Christian Soldiersn Rev. Robert Sidebotham UStand Up, Stand Up For Jesusn HTRUE VALUESU Rev. A. S. Bierly nFaith of Our Fathersn COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM May 22, 1940 Rev. C. D. N. Moore Myron Wirick Jeanne Julien Edward Boney Daniel Reddin Dr. J. R. Howe, President Otterbein College DP. E. A. Powell of Diplomas President Board of Education Rev. W. S. Noble

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SENIOR CLASS MOTTO. . . .nDON!T TRY DYING, DIE TRYINGN COLORS. . . .GREEN AND GOLD FLOWER. . . LILY OF VALLEY PRESIDENT .... . .GEORGE FOLTZ VICE PRESIDENT. . . . HECTOR BONEY SECRETARY. . . . EVALYN HUTCHISON TREASURER. . . . WILLIAM BLAKE USOUP TO NUTSH SENIOR PLAY CAST MISS RICE, a dioticinn ........ ANN BIEHLER MRS. POTTER BEARS, middle-aged widow.JERRY HALBOTH VERONICA BEANS, a lovely patient. . .JEANNE JULIEN DOCTOR PILSRI, the administrator. .ROBERT SPONSLER BOB BENINGTON, a youthful detective. .MYRON WIRICK SELENA CATCHNELL, a spinster. . . MARGARET DELANCY CLAIRE DALTON, her fascinating wardKATHRYN SYMONDS DAMON GOODFELLOW, old grouch ..... EDWARD BONEY HOTFOOT, colored porter ....... DANIEL REDDIN DAVID STRONG, Olympic Games contender.GEORGE FOLTZ TRUDY TRUDELLO, movie queen .... EVELYN PATTERSON LINCOLN LONG, not seeking health.WILLIAM HAMPSHIRE

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George CLASS HISTORY In September, 1927, seventy-nine little chil- dren unravelled the ties which bound them to their mothers' aprons, and trucked off to school. The members of the Senior Class of 1940 who were in the grand march then, and have survived the jam session are as follows: 5 John Adams Ann Biehler Hector Boney Evalyn Hutchison Edward Boney Jeanne Julien Howard Campbell Lelia Mallas Donald Baker Doris Rensch Donald Fry Pauline Klinhenn Cloyde Simon Margaret DeLancy Myron Wirick Ro ger Downs Foltz Betty Chapman Geraldine Halboth Maxine Kitchen Evelyn Patterson Marcille McKee Kathryn Symonds Howard Hoffsis Robert Sponsler The orchestra was directed by Mr. Leidy with Bechtel and Miss Wilson playing lst violing Miss Monosmith and Miss Schaaf playing 2nd fiddle. While Miss Schaaf and Miss Nonosmith were impro- vising, in waltzed Victor French and Eugene Swartz followed by Kenneth Hayes and Jeanne DeGraeve. We did a folk dance, accompanied by Miss Trautman and Miss Peters on their 3rd trombonesg then we danced on and Miss Goldner and Miss Trautman rendered an obligate duet on their 4th clarinets. As Miss Tarr and Miss Foley were playing nFlat Foot Floogien on their 5th piccolos, in pranced Dan Reddin from the Akron Barn Dance. Following the entrance of this prancer, Miss Tarr and Miss Miller played NGet Out of Townn on their 6th pianos, as a farewell to our whirl through the elementary grades. The following left during one of the six intermissions: Miss Charles Brown Charles Cook Elirn Grames Lester Fergus Ardenell Damon Thomas Jackman Hazel Dominique Junior Latta Frances Heyman Lewis Meyers Donna Kennedy Roma Watkins Margucrita McGrain Eloise Hook Betty Phelps Doris Huffman Elva Mae Smith